Govan Shipyard - Vintage Photograph

SKU: SCAN-IND-02774661

Price:
Sale price$29.90
Stock:
One of each only

Description

Kvaerner Announces Preliminary 1994 Results Tuesday, 14 February 1995, Note to Picture Editor: This picture is sent for your consideration alongside Kvaerner 1994 financial results story being release at 0900 on Tuesday 14 February, CAPTION: Kvaerner, Europe's largest shipbuilder which owns the Govan shipyard on the Clyde where over £30 million has been invested making it a world leader in the construction of environment-friendly chemical carriers, is also a major builder of cruise liners. Carnival Cruise Line's Sensation and Fascination (seen here) are two of a series of an unprecedented order of 8 ships all in the same class being built by Kvaerner in Finland for the same owner. The order reflects the growth in the British cruise market which is expanding at 15 per cent a year - an increase of 80 per cent in the last five years - making it the world's second largest market after the USA. Carnival Cruise Line, which operates 21 ships in the Caribbean and Mexican Riviera, has doubled the number of its UK bookings this year. Kvaerner has delivered the first four Fantasy class 79,000 tonne liners, two more are currently under construction and another two - each costing £188 million - have just been ordered and are due for delivery in 1998. For Further Information please call Keith McDowall Associates. Independent Library

Dimensions: 29.4 x 29.9 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-IND-02774661

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All our press photos are LIMITED ARCHIVE ORIGINALS - they are the actual prints that were used by the newspapers, they are not reprints or digital prints produced by us. All the prints are at least 30 years old and up to 100 years old.

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